fabolousRC

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hey Aluma, is the cross adapter the same as the one they make for F201 cuz the LHS back in the bay sell those and I was debating whether or not to purchase them.

Aluma

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hey guys, do y'all use the sway bars on your evo2's? is there anything else other than those crappy plastic swaybar holder pieces we can use?

Motorsports00

hey there, does anybody know how many TB evo2's were produced? since they are a limited edition?? I have asked everyone possible and i thought someone here might be able to help me please.. thanks

Motorsports00

ANY help with the above post???? PLEASEEEEEEEE

fabolousRC

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if there is any, go to ebay and ask one of those hongkong people who sells tamiya and ask how many there are that were sold and still in the market. I believe each of them still have about 11-15 TB Evo 2 and up to 5-6 Evo 1 in their stock. With Tamiya churning up their production to keep up with Evo 3 demands, I think both cars had been discontinued...at least for now.

The failure of tamiya to sell both Evo Is and IIs were blamed on the inefficiency of the drivetrain and the porkiness of the car itself. That's why tamiya skip ahead and produces the 414 and TA04 series to split the original TA01 and 02 away from the TA03 series. Thus the original TA got a new (proud) name to shod: TB series.

I have not been able to race my cars (Evo I and II) but I'm targeting Feb 22 to be the debut of at least my Evo II and see how it goes.

Good luck finding the info, Motorsport00

Motorsports00

thank you very much for your help fabolousRC, its very much appreciated.... n good luck with ur debut of the EVo 2.. its awesomee....

PS does anybody know where i can get the TRF style Blue anodised parts for it as seen on the EVo 2.5 crossbreed??

fabolousRC

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you can't those are only available to TRF drivers unfortunately...now...if you know someone who knows Surikarn....

fabolousRC

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motorsport00 you can get the blue anodized TRF shocks anywhere where Tamiya is available. It costs $55-65 US dollars around here. Another blue thing that you can purchase is the optional motor sink. You can try ebay and ask one of those Hongkong sellers and they will give you the lists

fabolousRC

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Wooo hooo!!!..I might be able to get my Tb Evo I this weekend. Thinking of it got me excited already.

Evoracer

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Can anybody lead me in the right direction to find a Kai chassis kit for the EVO2?? Thanks

fabolousRC

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You might want to contact Diva from this board. Somehow he has access to all the wierd and unknown kits, radios, and parts for R/Cs

rough512

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Have anybody tried installing the TB01 gearbox on the TB-EVO1?
I haven't seen a TB-01 yet so I really don't have any idea. What problems am I going to encounter.

I got to run my TB EVO1 for the first time last saturday and I'm happy with how it handled. I had a look at my friend's TC3 and I can't believe how free the drivetraiin is. I can't say the same with my EVO1, I got it as free as I can. I even had it rebuilt a few times just to be sure it's as free as can be.

I remember a post from Kilruf (or was it Ruf?) in this thread saying the TB-01 drivetrain is much better. I would want to try it out.

I don't mind milling plastic parts. It's only the CF I prefer to NOT touch.

Thanks.

Yokio

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rough512

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I just had a look at the PDF exploded view of teh TB01. I guess this can't be done then.

So how about the TB EVO3 gearbox on the TB EVO1?

fabolousRC

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NO way lolz

You either can build TB01 with CF chassis or rebuild the bearings as often as you can. That's it!